County LifeThird time lucky for jubilant Sue. Photography: Linda Bussey Words: Janette Sykes READ MORE » 
Love linesTaste buds are tingling as New Mills sweets manufacturer Swizzels Matlow celebrates its 80th birthday. Janette Sykes takes a trip down memory lane to find out why there’s still such an appetite for its tempting treats READ MORE » 
Eat the viewSucculent local produce and hearty history and heritage will set more
than a few taste buds tingling and feet flying during the forthcoming
Peak District Walking Festival. Janette Sykes tucks in.
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A walk in BakewellDistance/Time: 8.5 miles/14 km (allow extra time if you want to visit either or both of the houses)
Grading: An easy walk along footpaths, tracks and roads through woodlands and open parkland.
Start/Finish: Large car park on the right, just beyond Bakewell`s 14th century bridge over the River Wye, GR: 221684.
Map: OS Explorer Outdoor Leisure (1:25,000) sheet 24,White Peak Area.
Refreshments: various pubs in Bakewell, cafés at Edensor and Chatsworth Garden Centre.
Public Transport: Various bus services to Bakewell from surrounding areas. For details contact Traveline Tel: 0870 608 2608 or www.derbybus.net.
Tourist Information: Bakewell Tel: 01629 813227 or www.visitpeakdistrict.com .
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| More than LikelyEvergreen actress Brigit Forsyth reflects on an enduring and varied career on stage, screen and radio and reveals her ‘second string’ – playing the cello. Words: Janette Sykes.
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Manorial magic Gardening Editor Linda Viney lingers amid the heady scent of roses and treats herself to some unusual cottage garden plants at historic Tissington Hall and Nursery
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Tale of Three ShiresJerry Rawson appreciates the shapely peak of Shutlingtoe during a circular walk that on a clear day offers panoramic views ofthe Cheshire plain. READ MORE » 
Youlgrave Yarns
Lesley Draper treads the boards for the popular
annual pantomime and samples close-knit community
life in Youlgrave, the largest village in the Peak READ MORE » 
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